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� � <br /> , �,.; . <br /> , � <br /> PARKS & RECREATION DEPA.RTMENT MONTHLY REPORT <br /> DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT <br /> AUGUST 1976 <br /> Redw�fld Shores Park Develo�ment <br /> The Bay Conservation Development Comnission requested a few changes to be <br /> made in the plans for the development of the Marlin II Park area. This <br /> was a result of the staff review of the plans with the Commission which <br /> resulted in general approval of the project by BCDC. These changes have <br /> now been made in the plans and a final review of the construction drawings <br /> and specifications has been made by the staff together with the consultant <br /> for the project. <br /> Current schedules now call for the plans and specifications to be submitted <br /> to the City Council for approval and for authorization to call for bids on <br /> the 20th of September. If possible, this date will be moved forward to the <br /> 13th of September providing the plans and specifications can be prepared <br /> for Council review at this earlier date. The bidding period will be approxi- <br /> mately three weeks which should result in the awarding of a contract for the <br /> construction to comr�Ence approximately the middle of October. <br /> Belmont School District Site�_ Redwood Shores <br /> The final acceptance of the installation of the turf area and softball <br /> diamond at the Belmont School District Site in Redwood Shores was delayed <br /> in that the turf was not in a satisfactory condition for acceptance by the <br /> City. The contractor was instructed to bring the turf to an acceptable <br /> condition for a final inspection to be held September lst. <br /> In the meantime, arrangements have been made to extend the present back- <br /> stop for greater protection of the adjacent residences. This was a result <br /> of a meeting with the residenl:�� concerning the potential problem at which <br /> time it was agreed that the backstop extension should be sufficient together <br /> with the planting of some trees and shrubs in the area. <br /> Palm_ Park <br /> The construction of the first phase of development of Pa1m Park is nearly <br /> 90� complete. The area has received final grading and the play area and <br /> irrigation system are complete. Al1 that remains is the soil preparation <br /> and the seeding of the area after which the contractor's maintenance period <br /> wi 11 co►r�nence. <br /> -7- <br />